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Benolympique 2,061 Posted May 2 Author #422 Share Posted May 2 (edited) Refugee Olympic Team (36 Quotas) https://olympics.com/en/news/ioc-refugee-olympic-team-paris-2024-announced-formed-of-36-athletes Farida Abaroge (female, Ethiopia, France, athletics) Omid Ahmadisafa (male, Iran, Germany, boxing) Yahya Al Ghotany (male, Syria, Jordan, taekwondo) Mohammad Amin Alsalami (male, Syria, Germany, athletics) Amir Ansari (male, Afghanistan, Sweden, road cycling) Sibghatullah Arab (male, Afghanistan, Germany, judo) Matin Balsini (male, Iran, Great Britain, swimming) Mahboubeh Barbari Zharfi (female, Iran, Germany, judo) Edilio Francisco Centeno Nieves (male, Venezuela, Mexico, shooting sport) Muna Dahouk (female, Syria, Netherlands, judo) Jamal Abdelmaji Eisa Mohammed (male, Sudan, Israel, athletics) Saeid Fazloula (male, Iran, Germany, canoe sprint) Tachlowini Gabriyesos (male, Eritrea, Israel, athletics) Eyeru Gebru (female, Ethiopia, France, road cycling) Yekta Jamali Galeh (female, Iran, Germany, weightlifting) Fernando Dayán Jorge Enríquez (male, Cuba, USA, canoe sprint) Dorian Keletela (male, Democratic Republic of Congo, France, athletics) Adnan Khankan (male, Syria, Germany, judo) Perina Lokure (female, South Sudan, Kenya, athletics) Iman Mahdavi (male, Iran, Italy, freestyle wrestling) Farzad Mansouri (male, Afghanistan, Great Britain, taekwondo) Alaa Maso (male, Syria, Germany, swimming) Kasra Mehdipournejad (male, Iran, Germany, taekwondo) Cindy Ngamba (female, Cameroon, Great Britain, boxing) Dina Pouryounes Langeroudi (female, Iran, Netherlands, taekwondo) Mohammad Rashnonezhad (male, Iran, Netherlands, judo) Amir Rezanejad (male, Iran, Germany, canoe slalom) Ramiro Mora Romero (male, Cuba, Great Britain, weightlifting) Nigara Shaheen (female, Afghanistan, Canada, judo) Luna Solomon (female, Eritrea, Switzerland, shooting sport) Saman Soltani (female, Iran, Austria, canoe sprint) Musa Suliman (male, Sudan, Switzerland, athletics) Manizha Talash (female, Afghanistan, Spain, breaking) Hadi Tiranvalipour (male, Iran, Italy, taekwondo) Jamal Valizadeh (male, Iran, France, Greco-Roman wrestling) Dorsa Yavarivafa (female, Iran, Great Britain, badminton) Edited May 2 by Benolympique Gianlu33, Speedy, Josh and 1 other 2 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rafalgorka 1,441 Posted May 2 #423 Share Posted May 2 2 hours ago, Benolympique said: Refugee Olympic Team (36 Quotas) https://olympics.com/en/news/ioc-refugee-olympic-team-paris-2024-announced-formed-of-36-athletes Farida Abaroge (female, Ethiopia, France, athletics) Omid Ahmadisafa (male, Iran, Germany, boxing) Yahya Al Ghotany (male, Syria, Jordan, taekwondo) Mohammad Amin Alsalami (male, Syria, Germany, athletics) Amir Ansari (male, Afghanistan, Sweden, road cycling) Sibghatullah Arab (male, Afghanistan, Germany, judo) Matin Balsini (male, Iran, Great Britain, swimming) Mahboubeh Barbari Zharfi (female, Iran, Germany, judo) Edilio Francisco Centeno Nieves (male, Venezuela, Mexico, shooting sport) Muna Dahouk (female, Syria, Netherlands, judo) Jamal Abdelmaji Eisa Mohammed (male, Sudan, Israel, athletics) Saeid Fazloula (male, Iran, Germany, canoe sprint) Tachlowini Gabriyesos (male, Eritrea, Israel, athletics) Eyeru Gebru (female, Ethiopia, France, road cycling) Yekta Jamali Galeh (female, Iran, Germany, weightlifting) Fernando Dayán Jorge Enríquez (male, Cuba, USA, canoe sprint) Dorian Keletela (male, Democratic Republic of Congo, France, athletics) Adnan Khankan (male, Syria, Germany, judo) Perina Lokure (female, South Sudan, Kenya, athletics) Iman Mahdavi (male, Iran, Italy, freestyle wrestling) Farzad Mansouri (male, Afghanistan, Great Britain, taekwondo) Alaa Maso (male, Syria, Germany, swimming) Kasra Mehdipournejad (male, Iran, Germany, taekwondo) Cindy Ngamba (female, Cameroon, Great Britain, boxing) Dina Pouryounes Langeroudi (female, Iran, Netherlands, taekwondo) Mohammad Rashnonezhad (male, Iran, Netherlands, judo) Amir Rezanejad (male, Iran, Germany, canoe slalom) Ramiro Mora Romero (male, Cuba, Great Britain, weightlifting) Nigara Shaheen (female, Afghanistan, Canada, judo) Luna Solomon (female, Eritrea, Switzerland, shooting sport) Saman Soltani (female, Iran, Austria, canoe sprint) Musa Suliman (male, Sudan, Switzerland, athletics) Manizha Talash (female, Afghanistan, Spain, breaking) Hadi Tiranvalipour (male, Iran, Italy, taekwondo) Jamal Valizadeh (male, Iran, France, Greco-Roman wrestling) Dorsa Yavarivafa (female, Iran, Great Britain, badminton) That is awfully a lot. Looks like this whole idea got out of control a bit… Fer GUA, Speedy, Josh and 3 others 6 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Benolympique 2,061 Posted May 2 Author #424 Share Posted May 2 1 minute ago, rafalgorka said: That is awfully a lot. Looks like this whole idea got out of control a bit… yes I find it disproportionate 10 - 15 athletes would have been enough! and besides that we reduce the wild cards to small nations Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Epic Failure 180 Posted May 2 #425 Share Posted May 2 They had 29 in Tokyo, so whilst an increase, it's not that crazy. The jump from 10 in Rio to 29 in Tokyo was much bigger. But let's be honest here - the IOC is always going to support this because it makes them look good, so to speak. It's at least 50% pure politics. Benolympique and Makedonas 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rafa Maciel 1,510 Posted May 2 #426 Share Posted May 2 3 hours ago, Benolympique said: Refugee Olympic Team (36 Quotas) https://olympics.com/en/news/ioc-refugee-olympic-team-paris-2024-announced-formed-of-36-athletes Farida Abaroge (female, Ethiopia, France, athletics) Omid Ahmadisafa (male, Iran, Germany, boxing) Yahya Al Ghotany (male, Syria, Jordan, taekwondo) Mohammad Amin Alsalami (male, Syria, Germany, athletics) Amir Ansari (male, Afghanistan, Sweden, road cycling) Sibghatullah Arab (male, Afghanistan, Germany, judo) Matin Balsini (male, Iran, Great Britain, swimming) Mahboubeh Barbari Zharfi (female, Iran, Germany, judo) Edilio Francisco Centeno Nieves (male, Venezuela, Mexico, shooting sport) Muna Dahouk (female, Syria, Netherlands, judo) Jamal Abdelmaji Eisa Mohammed (male, Sudan, Israel, athletics) Saeid Fazloula (male, Iran, Germany, canoe sprint) Tachlowini Gabriyesos (male, Eritrea, Israel, athletics) Eyeru Gebru (female, Ethiopia, France, road cycling) Yekta Jamali Galeh (female, Iran, Germany, weightlifting) Fernando Dayán Jorge Enríquez (male, Cuba, USA, canoe sprint) Dorian Keletela (male, Democratic Republic of Congo, France, athletics) Adnan Khankan (male, Syria, Germany, judo) Perina Lokure (female, South Sudan, Kenya, athletics) Iman Mahdavi (male, Iran, Italy, freestyle wrestling) Farzad Mansouri (male, Afghanistan, Great Britain, taekwondo) Alaa Maso (male, Syria, Germany, swimming) Kasra Mehdipournejad (male, Iran, Germany, taekwondo) Cindy Ngamba (female, Cameroon, Great Britain, boxing) Dina Pouryounes Langeroudi (female, Iran, Netherlands, taekwondo) Mohammad Rashnonezhad (male, Iran, Netherlands, judo) Amir Rezanejad (male, Iran, Germany, canoe slalom) Ramiro Mora Romero (male, Cuba, Great Britain, weightlifting) Nigara Shaheen (female, Afghanistan, Canada, judo) Luna Solomon (female, Eritrea, Switzerland, shooting sport) Saman Soltani (female, Iran, Austria, canoe sprint) Musa Suliman (male, Sudan, Switzerland, athletics) Manizha Talash (female, Afghanistan, Spain, breaking) Hadi Tiranvalipour (male, Iran, Italy, taekwondo) Jamal Valizadeh (male, Iran, France, Greco-Roman wrestling) Dorsa Yavarivafa (female, Iran, Great Britain, badminton) Seems to be quite heavy on quotas for judo and taekwondo - almost 1/3 of quotas going to just 2 sports. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Olympian1010 7,657 Posted May 2 #427 Share Posted May 2 47 minutes ago, Benolympique said: besides that we reduce the wild cards to small nations The IOC generally uses exceptional/discretionary invitation for the EOR. “Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dnl 679 Posted May 2 #428 Share Posted May 2 5 hours ago, Rafa Maciel said: Seems to be quite heavy on quotas for judo and taekwondo - almost 1/3 of quotas going to just 2 sports. I think they gave so much of those judo quotas for them to compete in the team’s competition Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Adriano 517 Posted May 2 #429 Share Posted May 2 What means this second country? Country of living? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Benolympique 2,061 Posted May 2 Author #430 Share Posted May 2 25 minutes ago, Adriano said: What means this second country? Country of living? yess Adriano 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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